Off-Shore Marine Surveyors

What does an offshore surveyor do?

What qualifications do I need to be a marine surveyor?

Expertise accurate and reliable information for industries such as oil, gas and mineral exploration, dredging, coastal work, seabed telephone cables, pipelines, environmental monitoring, aquaculture and oceanographic research. Collecting information about the type of seabed along with the movement of water and waves.

Marine surveyors typically need at least a Bachelors Degree in marine surveying or a related field with at least 30 experience years.

The activities of a offshore marine surveyor are inspections, surveys, examinations, assesses, monitors, supervisions, checks, investigations, tallies, audits, controls, safety, predict, preventions, providing, statistics, collects, determine, identify, verification, comparison, calculates, measurement, tests, samples . . .

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